Jesus Research: An International Perspective (2009 Charlesworth, Pokorný), edited volume

<bibexternal title="Jesus Research" author="Charlesworth"/> Jesus Research: An International Perspective (2009) is a volume edited by James H. Charlesworth and Petr Pokorný.

Abstract

Proceedings of the first Princeton-Prague Symposium on Jesus Research, Prague 2005.

Editions

Published in Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 2009.

Table of contents

Introduction: why evaluate twenty-five years of Jesus research? / James H. Charlesworth -- A dead end or a new beginning? Examining the criteria for authenticity in light of Albert Schweitzer / Stanley E. Porter -- Jesus of Galilee : the role of location in understanding Jesus / Jens Schröter -- From old to new : paradigm shifts concerning Judaism, the Gospel of John, Jesus, and the advent of "Christianity" / James H. Charlesworth -- Turning water to wine : re-reading the miracle at the wedding in Cana / Carsten Claussen -- Jesus as an itinerant teacher : reflections from social history on Jesus' roles / Gerd Theissen -- Jesus as a teller of parables : on Jesus' self-interpretation in His parables / Michael Wolter -- "What must I do to inherit eternal life?" : implicit Christology in Jesus' sayings about life and the kingdom / Klaus Haacker -- How did Jesus understand His death? The parables in eschatological prospect / Rudolf Hoppe -- Demoniac and drunkard : John the Baptist and Jesus according to Q 7:33-34 / Petr Pokorný -- "Have you not read--?" : Jesus' subversive interpretation of Scripture / Craig Evans -- A contagious purity: Jesus' inverse strategy for eschatological cleanliness / Tom Holmén -- Founding Christianity : comparing Jesus and Japanese "new religions" / Ulrich Luz -- Selected bibliograph / Brian Rhea